Tecnologie Democratiche
Digital democracy in Brazil: inclusion and challenges Introduction Brazil is often seen as a laboratory of democratic innovation. With over 200 million inhabitants and a context marked by deep social, cultural, and territorial inequalities, the South American country has experimented…
Introduction Finland is often cited as one of the most advanced countries in the world when it comes to digitalization. With a strong education system, significant investment in technology research, and high levels of trust in institutions, the Nordic country…
E-democracy experiences in Italian regions Introduction Over the past two decades, e-democracy has taken root in Italy through regional and municipal pilots that complement representative institutions with transparent, inclusive, and efficient digital processes. When anchored in clear rules, official platforms,…
Introduction Smart cities are not only models of technological innovation but also laboratories of digital democracy. Through participatory platforms, open data, and civic applications, they allow citizens to actively contribute to urban governance, increasing transparency, efficiency, and trust in institutions.…
Introduction In the global conversation around digital transformation of democracy, Estonia stands out as a pioneer. It was the first country in the world to implement nationwide online voting — and today, its i-Voting system, active since 2005, is considered…
How Barcelona Built a Model of Digital Democracy IntroductionOver the past decade, Barcelona has become one of the world’s most influential laboratories for digital democracy. The Catalan capital has combined civic participation, open technology, and political commitment to make institutions…
Overview of global participatory budgeting experiments, with lessons from Brazil, Europe, North America, and Asia, highlighting digital efficiency over offline methods.
